RATTLE BOX

A borrowed ring or signed coin is cleanly dropped into a wooden box. The spectator can hold it and shake it - they can feel and hear that the object is still inside. But on your command, the object will disappear. They try to shake it again, but the box is now silent and they don't feel anything jingling inside. When they open the box, they find that their object has completely vanished. You have complete control over where you'd like to have the coin or ring reappear. We recommend using the nest of boxes or nest of wallets, but you can even reproduce the ring from your pocket if you'd like. The rattle box gimmick eliminates most of the sleight of hand from this type of routine, making a ring to impossible location within the reach of beginners. At the same time, the ingenious gaff makes the vanish of the ring (or coin) even more startling than even some of the most complicated methods. The Rattle Box is made out of wood and extremely high quality. It looks intriguing on a shelf, and the gimmick is extremely well hidden. It works well as either a stand-alone trick or as the finale to a longer routine with a borrowed coin or ring.